X++ Select Statements Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations

This tutorial delves into the X++ programming language, which is used to create custom logic and queries in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations. Specifically, it discusses the commonly used SELECT statement, which allows developers to retrieve data from tables in the application's database. The article offers a basic syntax for the SELECT statement and outlines the steps for writing an X++ SELECT statement. It includes an example of a SELECT statement in action, as well as some useful queries and comparisons, such as the difference between SELECT and WHILE SELECT statements. Finally, the article concludes with an invitation for readers to explore more about SELECT queries using additional clauses and concepts in future articles.